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March 2025
Transforming Food Systems Through the Power of Landscape Partnerships
How can regenerative landscapes drive large-scale transformation in food systems? What does it take to establish long-term, community-led partnerships that effectively align agricultural, environmental, and economic priorities across landscapes? 1000 Landscapes for 1 Billion People (1000L), Regen10, and EcoAgriculture Partners, along with leading voices in the fields of food systems, business, and landscape restoration, explored key findings from the new white paper, A Strategy for Transforming Food Systems through Regenerative Landscapes. This session highlights practical strategies for scaling regenerative agriculture to support food systems and offer insights on how integrated landscape partnerships can help foster collaboration between policymakers, farmers, businesses, and financial institutions.
Speakers:
- Tom Meiwald, EcoAgriculture Partners
- Sara Scherr, EcoAgriculture Partners
- Bemmy Granados, EcoAgriculture Partners
- Gustavo Rojas, Rainforest Alliance
- Sara Farley, The Rockefeller Foundation
- Andrea Porro, World Farmers Organisation
- Stefania Avanzini, WBCSD
- Phemo Kgomotso, UNDP
- John Garcia Ulloa, Biovision
- Kirsten Dunlop, Climate KIC
- Caroline van Leenders, Dutch Ministry of Economic Affairs
- Valentina Toledo, Regen10
- Tara Shyam, Regen10
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November 2024
Regen10 Webinar: Understanding the Profit Potential of Regenerative Agriculture: What’s Holding Us Back?
This webinar dives into how investing in regenerative agriculture can generate long-term financial returns while restoring ecosystems and building resilience.
As we gear up for COP29, where financing the transition to regenerative agriculture will take center stage, watch this webinar to learn about a tool we’ve developed to support this transition. Regen10’s Transition Pathways provide actionable guides that detail the costs of regenerative transitions, but how can these transitions be financed? This webinar showcases and discusses how innovative financing models can de-risk investments and catalyze scalable change.
Speakers:
- Andre Ticoulat, TransCap Initiative
- Rex Raimond, Transformational Investing in Food Systems (TIFS) Initiative
- Dr Ramanjaneyulu GV, Centre for Sustainable Agriculture (CSA India)
- Peter Andreas Nielsen, Common Fund for Commodities
- Carlos Agnes, Systemiq
- (Moderator) Tara Shyam, Regen10
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June 2024
Regen10 Webinar: Outcomes-Based Framework and Transition Pathways
Watch the recording of this webinar to learn about Regen10’s Outcomes-Based Framework, which aims to equip all food system actors with a shared understanding and ambition for driving the transition to regenerative farming; hear about Regen10’s feedback survey; and hear the latest on Regen10’s transition pathways briefs, which explore the costs and benefits of transitioning to regenerative food systems.
Speakers:
- Theo Ewer, FOLU/Systemiq
- Carlos Agnes, Systemiq
- (Moderator) Tara Shyam, Regen10
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COP28 Events
Regen10’s Draft Outcomes Framework
At COP28, we unveiled the zero draft of Regen10’s Outcomes Framework:
Towards an Evidence, Outcomes, and Principles-Based Transition to Regenerative Food Systems, 10 December
Watch the recording of this event to find out more about Regen10’s outcomes-based framework – a holistic, consultative, and farmer and landscape steward-centric set of measures that is being developed in consultation and dialogue with farmer organizations, Indigenous organizations, landscape initiatives, academia, and businesses to best understand and reflect the changes that occur on farms and across landscapes over time. The event highlighted how the framework is intended to build an evidence base that makes clear what can be measured at farm and landscape level and that captures deep environmental, social, and economic outcomes.
COP28 Events
Landscapes Transformation
At COP28, we presented the initial findings from our landscapes’ work:
Reshaping our food systems: Landscapes transformation for people, nature and climate, 9 December
Description: Watch the recording to find out about the enabling conditions for landscape regeneration, the expected financial costs and benefits of these transitions, and the need for a common long-term vision and commitment at landscape level to deliver positive outcomes for people, nature and climate. This event was hosted in partnership with 1000 Landscapes for 1 Billion People, Commonland and EcoAgriculture.
November 2023
Regen10 Webinar: A Roadmap to Food Systems Transformation
Watch the recording of this webinar to find out about the work we’ve been doing to explore the potential of regenerative food systems, as well as exciting upcoming milestones, including our plans for COP28 and beyond. You’ll also hear from our new Director, Tara Shyam.
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Vea la grabación de este seminario web para conocer el trabajo que hemos estado realizando para explorar el potencial de los sistemas alimentarios regenerativos, así como los próximos hitos, incluidos nuestros planes para la COP28 y más allá. También escuchará a nuestra nueva Directora, Tara Shyam.
Ver con audio en español. (Debido a dificultades técnicas, la grabación comienza unos minutos después del inicio de la presentación.)
July 2023
Webinar: Unlocking the power of regenerative food systems
This webinar explored the potential role of regenerative agriculture in addressing global food insecurity, biodiversity loss and climate change.
It was hosted by Regen10 and Climate Bonds Initiative, and it brought together experts from across food systems.
June 2023
Learning from landscapes in Panama, Colombia and Mexico
Our recent visit to Sierra Nevada de Santa Marta in Colombia was truly remarkable. We were welcomed by a group of Kogis who guided us through their food forest, sharing profound insights into their ancestral agriculture practices.
During the Regen10 workshop at the Mesoamerican Indigenous Peoples and Local Communities Climate Week in Panama, a group of indigenous women territorial leaders shared valuable insights on the mindsets and values that underpin their ancestral agriculture systems.
In Mexico, we visited the Intercultural Maya University of Quintana Roo, together with representatives from The Indigenous Partnership, using the Maya Milpa system as an example throughout the week to discuss how we can create fertile collaborations between indigenous and non-indigenous actors to move towards regenerative food systems.
(Photo) Idelicia Gricelina González Paniza, Amelia Vasquez, Briceida Iglesia and Rosabel Morales, members of BUNDORGAN, “Coordinadora de Mujeres Líderes Territoriales de Mesoamerica,” attend the Regen10 discussion session at the Mesoamerican Climate Week. Organized by the Alianza Mesoamericana de Pueblos y Bosques.
May 2023
World Farmers Organisation General Assembly, South Africa
During the World Farmer Organisation’s 2023 General Assembly, Regen10 convened 150+ farmers from over 70 countries in its first global consultation on farmer centric principles for regenerative food systems in Sun City, South Africa.
Regen10 partners facilitated discussions to hear directly from farmers about the ways they are advancing a positive impact on nature through farmer-driven solutions. The insights from national, regional, and international farmer organizations helped guide Regen10’s development of an inclusive regenerative outcomes framework that keeps farmers at the center of food systems transformation.
24 March Regen10 Webinar: Deep Dive into Frameworks
Webinar: Deep Dive into Frameworks
COP27 Events
Regen10 Inception Event
We celebrated at COP27 with an event to mark the inception of Regen10. We also held an event that showcases the importance of learning from Indigenous Peoples’ knowledge and food systems, in partnership with FAO Indigenous Peoples Unit and the Indigenous Partnership for Agrobiodiversity and Food Sovereignty.
Read the Regen10 Overview here.
COP27 Events
Indigenous Peoples’ Food and Knowledge Systems: Regenerative, Resilient and Protectors of the Land
On behalf of the FAO Indigenous Peoples Unit, Regen10, and the Indigenous Partnership for Agrobiodiversity and Food Sovereignty, this event showcased the knowledge and learning from Indigenous Peoples’ regenerative food and knowledge systems and provided space for a dynamic discussion on opportunities to further strengthen such approaches.